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Originally Posted by bricks
And it's not even close.
Last night I was watching Hockey Night In Canada with Don Cherry and Ron Maclean; Don Cherry expressed a valid point in that there is an injustice going on with respect to selecting all-stars.
He pointed out that Moustakas is in the lead because it's the people in Kansas City that are giving him a gazillion votes, meanwhile, Donaldson is top 10 in the majors in RBIs, HRs, doubles, runs scored and in slugging percentage.
Fielding wise, Moustakas couldn't hold Donaldsons jock. Now is this deserving that Moustakas deserves to be ahead of Donaldson in voting when Donaldson outclasses him defensively and in a helluva lot of statistical categories.
Guys, you know this system is ****ing bullsh*t okay? Donaldson is the better player and deserves to be in there over Moustakas. You guys are voting him in there because he is your boy. This voting system on choosing all-stars is a reflection of extreme biases and favoritism. The people of Kansas City blew that out of proportion. It's just so unfair.
*Go ahead and flame away. I'm confident my point stands strong
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Would you like some American cheese to go with your Ginger Ale (Canadian wine)?
The system is what it is. You don't like it? Get out and vote. Perhaps you wish your fan base was as passionate as the Royals? I'm sorry that they aren't. Besides, Donaldson will be playing in the All-Star game. He'll just be coming out in the 3rd inning instead of the first. So who cares??
Oh, and one more thing . . . . . . . . .
**** off.